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    This order from a Washington Superior Court requires a respondent to appear at a hearing regarding a motion filed by the petitioner. The respondent must show cause at the hearing why the court should not approve the requests made by the petitioner. If the respondent fails to appear, the court may approve the petitioner's requests without considering the respondent's position. The order also provides instructions to the parties regarding filing documents, serving papers, and appearing at the hearing.

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    This order from a Washington Superior Court requires a respondent to appear at a hearing regarding a motion filed by the petitioner. The respondent must show cause at the hearing why the court should not approve the requests made by the petitioner. If the respondent fails to appear, the court may approve the petitioner's requests without considering the respondent's position. The order also provides instructions to the parties regarding filing documents, serving papers, and appearing at the hearing.

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    This order from a Washington Superior Court requires a respondent to appear at a hearing regarding a motion filed by the petitioner. The respondent must show cause at the hearing why the court should not approve the requests made by the petitioner. If the respondent fails to appear, the court may approve the petitioner's requests without considering the respondent's position. The order also provides instructions to the parties regarding filing documents, serving papers, and appearing at the hearing.

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    Superior Court of Washington, County of

    In re:
    Petitioner/s (person/s who started this case): No.

    Order to Go to Court (Order to Show Cause)


    (ORTSC)
    And Respondent/s (other party/parties):
     Clerk’s action required: 2

    Order to Go to Court (Order to Show Cause)


    1. Findings
    The court has reviewed the motion filed by the (check one): Petitioner Respondent
    and finds there is reason to approve this order.
    Other findings:

    2. The court orders (name): to:


    Go to court on: at a.m. p.m.
    date time

    at: in
    court’s address room or department

    docket/calendar or judge/commissioner’s name

    At the hearing, you must show why the court should not approve the requests made by
    the other party.
    Warning! If you do not go to the hearing, the court may approve the other party’s requests
    without hearing your side.

    Mandatory Form (05/2016) Order to Go to Court


    FL All Family 183 p. 1 of 2
    3. Other orders (if any):

    Ordered.

    Date Judge or Commissioner

    Presented by: Petitioner Respondent

    Sign here Print name (if lawyer, also list WSBA #) Date

    To both parties:
    Deadline! Your papers must be filed and served by the deadline in your county’s Local Court Rules,
    or by the State Court Rules if there is no local rule. Court Rules and forms are online at
    www.courts.wa.gov.
    If you want the court to consider your side, you must:
     File your original documents with the Superior Court Clerk; AND
     Give the Judge/Commissioner a copy of your papers (if required by your county’s Local
    Court Rules); AND
     Have a copy of your papers served on all other parties or their lawyers; AND
     Go to the hearing.
    The court may not allow you to testify at the motion hearing. Read your county’s Local Court
    Rules, if any.
    Bring proposed orders to the hearing.
    To the person requesting this order:
    You must have this order, and the paperwork you filed with the court to get this order, personally
    served on the other party by someone 18 or older who is not a party to this case.
    To the person receiving this order:
    If you do not agree with the requests in the motion, file a statement (using form FL All Family 135,
    Declaration) explaining why the court should not approve those requests. You may file other writ-
    ten proof supporting your side.

    Mandatory Form (05/2016) Order to Go to Court


    FL All Family 183 p. 2 of 2

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